The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 05, 1918, Image 8
BKTHUNN NKWH NOTKS,
A C'lironirle of llftppeiiinK* From Our I
Kegtilur CorrenjioiHleni
Uetlmue. H. .luly ll Mi Hopbitf
llrown wli<> )i it - In i it I In kui"-I "I JlilW
K ut hl?M it M. t n I. I I lu?t .Tuesday
night I"1 home in I?iiv.? <?a.
.Mr. nTn<i Mi ?? < 'ask.-N ami < hil
ft roil of llonili ttpriuK*. nioioied to Ke
thuiie for ii few hour# Friday. aftermmu. j
Mr. t'uskey wwh formerly ni*hlo|f of tin*
Methane lunik iiiid he hi." I hi* fnmlly were
vfry welcome in to\yn.
; Ml** Mary MrNiuill. who ha* been i* t -
tending tH'(tou) ui 1 1 1 ? ? Tiii'i ii w ell Orpluin
itK?- in CWuifolU 8 .<'? M'lui iM'il to U?r
liouiv iin. I'liiijo afternoon
?'Master < a il II K | ii llbolvwell, of Hart* ;
Xillr, Hl'M-iit Ki'VI-nil dli.N > of lilt' P??t j
week with Hubert J^u Mom* in lowii. < N
I M'H. It. I,. Norwood null II. II. Hold
aceompnuied b,v MoxWrH. Venton Hold
er and .fame* Norwood, of McUcO, ttW' .
in l ii w it .hi Im.iiM I riday afternoon.
.Ma- li t III! (till ton .Thomas lias been
\i-iiinK his auiitv Mis* Mm) Tin. man,
ill t'lyde/'*
Ml'H. Stnbbs, nee Mix* Maiye Sellars.
wlui formoi'lv re*dch'<fr ill tbjjtl town. \V'a^
the guest of Mrs. ?!. M. Fur bis for sev
eral days last week.
Mr. and Mix, l.eroy |>avison and chil
dren. of Camden. aeeouipimird by Miss
KUV Klrklnud, were the quests of Mr,
and Mr^. W. M. Steven* Sunday.
Mr*. (Jrndy Smith, of Mishopville, spent
M'Vernl days of tin- |iii^l week with "her
mother. Mrs. Itill Seega r?.
Mis* I ahum1 Wodhuui, of Itlshopviiie,
I- visiting Miss I'.stelle < 'lybmn.
Mis* tjcuevd King, of Kingst ree, who
bas been spending xpme time with Mi?tfs
?Albo, IvjuH -t?m ??;?? roHtrnrtl to her
home last Hutldav. Sin- wan accompa
nied by Mr.' Douglas .Mnys'and Miss Alice
Kins, who fliotorrd there and bnefc tin'
tonne afternoon. ' ?;
' ?fcj m. M. < >. Ward and I i 1 1 1?* Miss Kath
im'Iih' Ward lof I Wednesday morning for
F.dgernoor. S. (!., where they wijl visit
Ii)'.. and Mrs. J. ,T. Robertson.
llev. .1. M. Forbis has returned from,
n nip t<> lieorgia whore In- visited bin
brother and aho eoirduoted a series of
? meeting*.
Mi&x <'harti>tlo Walls who lias beou
? Mending Wiutbrop ("Vdlojfe. Is reninin
inu (here for (In- suiniui'r Hrliool.
Mr (Irad.v Smith was in Itothnne Snn
da.\
Mr. and Mb. .Jin?. Mi liniiald, Jr., and
AJr. ainl Mrs. i lOOIifl id Yarbt? rough, of
Ifartsvilh*. vksi'ted relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. < ? i 1 1 inn King. *? t" Me Kim*.
? pent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. lOrwin I 'aston were the
ytii'stv .if M pi. Joana < 'aston Sunday.
I.ii<lr .Mis?? I,i/.7,ie I >nvi* e rit'er mined
n few <'t^ her lltth' jjlll friends at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. This
*v,m her l I li birthday ?* ?>? I invitations
were _>cni will i?i t ?? 1 1 of her . friends,
tiiune, u ??i played iiihI refreshments
were served. Those part i'eqititing iti tl?e
pleasures of (lie afternoon . were : Misaes
.Mary Louise Mci.nurin, (.'oeelin King.
Nancy lleM. Kathcrine Ward, KNircuc^
Stone, .Mmic ( .'lybu ru and Willie iCate
.< lyburn.
.Mr. Kldredni1 I'ttte and Mrs. DuIJosc
"I* Cypress weiejtucsts at the home of
.Mrs. F.illie I .Mi I lose Sunday. They were
accompanied on (heir return by Mrs. Lil
1 i" [MilSfiM1 \yho will spend some time
t here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l\. )>a\i>, and Miss
Marguerite and Mr. May* l>avis motor
ed to HishopvilJe Thursday afternoon to
<.<? some .shopping.
Miss Kate Harnes lias been spending
*e vera Id ay? witli her sister.. Airs. Jessie
<jiixdn?'r of this place.
Miss Carvie Ynrhrongh is visiting at
the' home of her brother. Mr. I .eon a rd
Ynrhrough, in lltirlsville.
I M'. and Mrs A \\ Humphries spent
M "in l.i \ in ( 'nmileii
, Ij I t arhi ough ? and Mrs. I)anie
< 'lyburn motored I" ? 'atiiden on business ?
lasi .Monday.
The Children's I ?;i\ i\"i' !*??? were held .
:il I hi* AI?*thodi>t ( 'Inn i li n? aiinoiineed on ;
liisi S 1 1 1 1 < I ; ( \ morning. The church was j
beaut if .iil\ decora I ed and n \ery pretty !
program wii" rendered. which -howeil
w nt k and interest
_ . j
llei'illltace Mill News.
i ainihii. S July - 'I' h ? ? interest i
.?I our village loi I In1 past week \\'n? j
turned towards the \\ :n Savings Slump '
I 'aiupaittu vv<- hwd rtti exeellent eomtnit^
? ???? jtttd eut-h member worked most faith
full* The people responded unusually
welt and in ooiiscnuem e there was se
iir>d in sj;,jups ow m d and pledged the
total 1 1: i '> OH We me glad that so
many <>1 our people h :i \ ? started sav
ings ((???'?tints and trust that tlii- only
a -t:ti i
We j?ri ? \ (iim; i nu i at I ii- 1 a ipiiet J
I uiirth" in I lie x 1 1 l.i ji ? this year, most ,
? ?<' .hi' people being too interested ui
helping 'o v in the wm and such que*- J
t uuis. that we hod no tiiue to arrange
any < lahorate celebrat ion A number ex
pei ? I.. vjsjt oil of town a 1 1 ? I tlli'le will
I I- scleral s* i u hI i pii n;< parties
On the ltith of this month v*e will be
gin out annujil IJetter llahy Contest at
the < \>ttac< W i expect to haw quite a
number ?<( r>:ib?e* entererl and much in
terest i s nlreudv t?oiug manifested All
the dot tor- iiirli.ditig *h. Stevenson, the
dentist, have kindly offered to assist
M r and Mi-. \lo\ I'lln.tt had the mis
fortune to Ir^s* their live ^-e.'ks old haby
girl lrt-l wii4. Sh*? was a beintiful baby
and W" grie\e with the |iari"it< in their
loss.
Mr. and tM? s \ I I'.tigg- ami fam
ily motored it/ Columbia Tue-'djiv, Mr
Hri|cjfs having gone there on business
While in Cirtiittibiii ihr\ \ i - 1 1 ? -* t Camp
Jackson
Mr. F. I. Still w as surprised Sunday
by a v^it trooi bis father, mother and
brother tfiiat afternoon.
The mill lias unfortunately been held
up Ln their ice making program by tbv
lack of one Mnail |>art for the compress
or. They hare used every pos?dble effort
in the world to got this in and ahipment
by express w** promlae<f for the early
part of last week. This is most annoy
ing to the village a* we are without ice.
.\!OH? MtCN (\IJ<KI).
White and Colorfd Mm Who Will lt<fH>rt |
on July loth. j
1.1*1 of j\vll|tc meu nulled under cull ;
Nil. til III' ?'ll I I 11 i tl?a i iluilllK till- llM-i
iIm> i?. rii.il imi.'iiim jii iiiK .In It loth lor
I'amp Wrtdsworlh, SpHrtuuburg, S. < : {
H'IIIIh Vlucnnl, Kersljnw
DfttlH Hi Watkitm, Camden #
Waller T. I'oowu. I,uekm>tt
<V>sty Padgett, iliiUiunc i>
J allies W, Itoj'CT. HntllUUn
Hidtiny < 1 1 1 1 it I *? i- . Keihhaw.
I (ell i s Thus. HUM lUtbUOl'
Osi iir I-. .lorduti., Wnstvllle p
Joint I. Mil.ain, llelhunc
lltirii-uii II. Stoke*. ImeUuott
Arthur llradley. faindnii
('liin h - W. M< ! >i?mihl. licthunc
Jnmn.s I'. KnCgiW'rti kershatt
Wit Hum ( King. BntUuiw y j
Willis M. Hiieklibee, l.ongtowu
Clnrenec l?. MoiikIi. Hctliliu^
Ahiuz.1 K. I*i iv. i n. I .u^kII
List of colored men called uudev call
No. S". 1 to t><* CU trained <1 iM*i ui{ I hi' live
day period nommenclhg July,. Iflth, for
I ii in 1 1 .1 ackKiMi, S. ( '. ;
Jessie I i , I.UK??I1
Isaiah llitili'. Illuuuy
t'harlie A le\ under. Caiitny
t'liiirlie K. Helton, Wewtville
461)11 < '? 1 1 ? '1 1 1 ll II . I. ill;. ? II
John ( 'oh-mmi t'anulen
thrtlllHH Mnrpiiy, luigoft
Until William*. 1 11 a lin.v,
l;mn- IIihImiii, IiU|Off.
I try an Tii.vlor, tWi.vklu
Wtjlto Ni'ImUi, llovklu
I 'a t rirk th'tniiM'tV-. ^oidi'ii
Sampson Jiinti'mfl. llcthune
VVilltHiii I'm ki-mnn, lmg<dt
N lit han !?.?! Out I'll, < 'timdnu
Thompson Smith. Camden
Clmrlin Allen, Boykln
Moses I.ylns. Lugof!
Sherman Tllli^an, Hlune,v
Willi*- Chestnut. Camden
Leonard l'alc. Kershuw
l.evl Dillon. Kershaw
Ihtvn A. Criiiucy Bethune
r . t i
Jess Taylor, Cassntt
Alex Johnson. Wnstville
Krnnst Kverlnlgh, Liberty Mill
Johnson .Mutiny, Bluuny i
deterge Cartm1, Camdnu
Juiik Nelson, TVugofF
William Thomak I.ougtown
.lames Anthony. Wnstvllln
.1 ami's < J ripper. I.ugofl
.inmpK Hampton, Boykiu
Johnnie Brnvurd. Liberty Hill
llnnry Jackson, Bnthunn
l'*rank Mungo. Jefferson
John Stewart, Boykiu
. Adam English. Stonnboro <-1, .?
Itnecn I'linning. Heath Springs
ilnmis Colnman. Blanny
Uinhnnl Jackson, ('an try
"lesse Blanding. LugofT
Lisbon Kirklafid, I/ongJown
Hurry Turner, Bethune
.James Hagins, Htoneboro
Wylie Johnson, Logoff
Arnotte Johnson. Blancy
Tom JuckMOu. Jr., Lugofl
James S. Wood. Logoff
Willie Wood, Logoff
John K. Robertson, Marion, S. t.V s
Willie A. Ktovrr, Bethune ?> ,
Robert Wood, Lugofl'
lOugene Shannon. Camden
JaiflPS Rlrhnrdson. Blnney
Cleveland Kverleigh, Liberty Hill
Hugone Jackson^ Cantoy
Thomas Jackson. Longtown
101 i |)avis, Lugofl'
Sidney Sutton. t'amdeu
lsaa?* Ivalej', Liberty Hill
John Truosdell, Westville
Willie Perry, Columbia
J ark Trnosdoll, Kffshaw
Charlie KllerUe-. Casual!
Caphiu Anthony. Cante\
Witte R. roll. Bethune
Wi'>tiiit Johnson. Westville
Willie Robertson, Camden
/ollio l.i'ttK. Jefl'orwon
Frank Catoe. Westville
Fvander Mi< *oy . Ki'I'sIiuh
Krne*?t rat terson. Stoneboro
Kddie I Mitli?-t 1 1<'\ Uin
l?rn Fllerbe. Methane
Pate, Kershaw
?I ;iin?"? I ? Martin. < 'aindco
Ki'ii T. Menson, Lugofl'
Silvester Mitchell, Hlinn v |
~ \lfrecl t?ibb>, I'lanex
- 1 ?? ?"! I 'llostottle. Lugofl
I. mini Smith. I'amili'ii
I *;ivtrt Mirktr. IvtTshAVi
Tatty \1 ri 'nv. Jefferson
c'liarln* < 'on per. I'.nthuiii
Minnie < 'lark. < 'assatt
Johnnie Seenum. ('ntnden
Havid Robertson. Longtown
Thomas .1 Simmon*, ItlHun
Pink Brown. Liberty Hill
March Woodt Logoff
Frne.st Hon p<*. Westville
.1 uliu? 1 1 m 1 1 ?*> . < 'nnidon
t'aptaio Canthen. Kershaw f
Montague Brown. Bethune
Fddie Washington. Bethuoe
Spencer Rutledge. KershnM
'Jan* Ri.hards,.n. Mlane\
|V|/?t Beckham. Westville
Men Who Hate Beep Kn lassrd.
I . i - 1 <<f those ti*?la*?M'd and plncwl in
?'la?? 1 t>\ Legal Advisor* Hoard. Juno
'-'Mli .lack Hoiton. Tbomaa J. Horton.
.lico I. Hough. Frank M Higgins. Eu
ic* nt i v I ?i jiKff.trd. lit*ary H. Holland,
IAi? Duk. >. JinNon Hancock. Fdward
I ?>>!? *rt A I \ it W. Humphries, Hoary K.
I ?<art]a? r. lames I ? ?? k?* T??t ?i . Wylie Oeas,
I Mftiibil H Hrakeford. Solomon I>avi?.
! W'\!ie Haiti*. Wobfri I>iin*n, Walter J.
Mangum. Wadr Hull. Luther Mooro,
H? nia:nin T. .lordun. Stephen O l.nngly.
\Vorld*\ Orpabwl Appropriation.
Wushington . July I Tbr world'.n lht>t
000. OfHi.OOC* ('onprcs^ was ? reality
today whr*n tb?- la^t appropriation moas
n ro of thin HCKKion n* ax intiv?du?*rd in tbo
Hou& r?( Representatives. Includiajf
loans to tho Allies. oipondit?re?? author*
izrd nt tbis KosKlon totalled $T?o 1 *0 .000 ?
000
Sixteen young men passed suo:eKxfuily
the examination la*t week before the
state board of dentist rv and were grren
lieense to practice.
TO W ATER AND LIGHT
CONSI'MKHN (?K (4MUKN.
In order to equalise - water anil light
I rt'tiluU mi III UtOtfertt - ?*au be obtuined for
nil eousumer* those now oil Hat nRcm
i WluiM rt-ufaU 4*n* CPU l MCtiHU mfce with
tin* amount of ww'tei- and li|fli! used their
initH will b. raised.
V K. SHANNON, ??,| i
l>> onlcr of 1 1 1' < *<>Miinissii?iirt s.
Jfydj ihl.v
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MR. 8TKVKNS0N ANNOIXCKS.
to itn' Democratic Voto** of 1 1 j
Fifth District : J re>pcct fully asL to
be renominated ami it- elected to Con
grcss from 1 1? > District and agree to
abide, the result of Clio Democratic
Primary Ifiloctioii. I will not lie able
to spend 111 lU'U flim- in the District
ihh fsniuuwr. because of tbe great
ftmMtnt of Ini | m ?if :? n t legislation grow
ing out <>f (ho 'war situation, but win
at lend mooting* hi the, District when
ever possible. It in absolutely* essen
tial tor ( 'ougro#sffieu to la- at their
I his I at tills time. NY. i<\ Stevenson.
FOR STATK MKNATOR
I announce myself as a can
dldutc for State. Senator from Kershaw
Coufity, subject to the rules of the
I >emorra I le primary.
* I J. 15. QLAKKti.
I ant a candidate for Htato Senator
for Kershaw Comity* subject to the rub's
governing the Democratic primary.
J. COPLAND MASSttY
TREASURER
I hert^by unnoiiiie* m.VHf-t' aean
oUlute for the olHco of Trossurv.* of
Kershaw County in the coming pri
mary election.
\Y. A. SHAW.
1 hereby announce myself its a camll
date for the ottjee of Treasurer for
Kershaw county, subject to, l he rules of
the DeutoeraMc primary.
K. B, WILLIAMS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for reelection to the otlice of
Treasurer for Kershaw county, subject
to the rules of the democratic primary.
D. sr. MeCASKUX.
FOR SHERIFF
To the Democratic Voters of Ker
shaw County: I hereby uunouuee my
self as a candidate for the odlce of
Sheriff Kershaw Couuty, subject to
the rules governing the Democratic
prima ry. I.C. HOUGH.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tbe otllee of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County. in the coming primary
election. C. It. .\KTTI<ES. {
I hereby itnnouuee myself as a caudi- j
date for the office of Sheriff of Kcrsiiuw j
County, subjeet to the rules of the Dem
ocratic Primary.
J. DORY HyOKABBJB.
I hereby announce myself ns a can
didate for tlic otfbv of Sheriff of
Kershaw County, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
BEN P. DeLOACHK.
r hereby announce Tnyself a candi-'
date for the office of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary.
G. C. WEL8CH
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for ' the ottloe of Sheriff of
Kershaw County at the opprouehing
Democratic Primary.
if. D. goff.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the otlice of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
BANYAN It. TRUESDELL,
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for tbe.olU.ee of Sheriff of Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic! Primary.
J. I). SINCLAIR.
FOR AUDITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the office of Aud
itor for Kershaw <?ou??ty, subject to the
rules governing the Democratic Pri
mary. W. F. RUSSELL.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw
County: Witii deep gratitude for past
favors, and with the consciousness of
having done, my duty faithfully, I
hereby announce myself a candidate for
re-election to the office of Judge of Pro
bate of Kershaw County, subject to the
rules of the approaching primary olec
tlon, assuring you. one and all, that
your, support will be heartily appre
ciated. Very respectfully.
w. l. Mcdowell.
FOR MAGISTRATES.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for re-nomination to the oftice of
Magistrate for I>eKalb Township. Ker
shaw County, subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary.
SAMUEL N. NICHOLSON.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
i date for the office of Magistrate of De
Kulb Township, subject to t rides of
tlio Democratic Party.
H. M FIN CHER.
1 T hereby announce my serf a candidate
for the office of Magistrate, for the Up
p??r Division of Watered Township, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic Pri
mary. T. B. NET. SON.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
t To th?> Democratic voters of Kershaw
County: I hereby announce myself a
candidate for reelection to the Ilouse
of Representatives subject to the roles
of the Democratic primary. Respectfully,
NORMAN S. RICHARDS.
M. >1. Johnson is hereby announced as j
a candidate for the Ilouse of Represen- I
ta fives from Kershaw County, subject to
the rules and regulations governing the
iMnocratic primary. |
I hereby announce myself as a andi
date for* the House of Representatives
j from Kershaw County^ subject to the
rule* of the Democratic party.
D. T. BLACK MO.N.
The friendx of Mr. P. G. Perry* of
Liberty Hill, announce his name as a
candidate lor the Hou?e of Represent*'
tives from Kerfhaw county, subject to
tbo rub's of the Drnmcratfc party
Aviator N'ohlr, of York, l'?.. whm kill- I
< <l Hatunlay while practicing oil th?* uvlu- ,
I loll grounds im'Ui- Uluniiiiufttou, 111.
?
Alexander Ki'icuhky foriiiPt' Husxian I
??*?'. Ii ii x ' nc< * ii <* frotH Loii*.
(It'll (it I'.n i ami , l . ?!.. 'In ;
W'UMllill^loll . ? ' ! ? ? * J I
A w?'ll (ii'csMrd .vouiijf won) tit) wus nr
K^tnl in Columbia Sutimluy oh the
? ?hftrgr of VUKHUU'.V. Whou culled OU
lo Klvr townl drew forth lit')* check
luml. iiinl w .flr In r check fur JfllR).
\ !|! itixh ;n it)|?s\ \N Ml ,\ ItiiA)o|?
l?|? > ?'".ukIiI <r?.\yu ,TV (.'??uiiiui 'iii j > I ? 1 1 1 1
Warrant for Jolm Duurait.
? ' . ?<
Columbia. J?#i 88.*~-Wafrr*ut
to.lay for t\w arrest of JoUuT.J^
can . . amlWlutv for Governor,
bo'tudv of truHt In th* turn of $800, I
wu4*'kwohi Uifo^o 34?*Ufr?U>.||. y
|tlisb\ l?> .1. W. WcMUiRi-r.
Partial List of Contributors to Second Red Cross Fund
X. iJ. i'ii> i"i n>^
Johnnie Taylor , 25
Team No. 10 ? UlmH\v ? J.
T. Rox*. Chairman.
John Mitehell 1,00
s Ifcm] l.?M?
Henry Taylor ........... 1.00
s. I). H. Ho** " 3.QB
(Jrover Abbott .......... 1.00
Frank Molley .... .... 1JK*
Johnson Mollev lw'
Frank Williams 1 .00
John Kell\
< 'ao I >rakelW<l QM
I'nton Gibbon 1(H)
Ho fax 1 >avM> I jm>
l<M lleekha\n .... 1.00
T. Hrannon ... . ^ 50
IK - l)avls 1,00
??'. B. Tryee -MH?
1.. 1$. Sessions li.00
.), Ai. Thornton . .. 5.00
\V. I), Illnson :. 1.00
I.. I). Walts 1 .00
W. It. Evan* 2.00
? J. ('. Nelson 1.00
.1 E. I(o*s 1.00
W. A. Sander.- ' 1 .?H?
.1. A. Nelson iM
J. W. Wood 1.00
U. I.. Quails 1.00
.1 Int How*'!! 50
< 'arl -Strickland .. 60
K. T. <\H?k I- 00
llovkln Itlandln^ ..... SO
.1. h; Klrkland. .Tr. 1.00
W. M. F. 2.00
I.lllle H. EvaiiH 2.00
l?. 11. Koss 1.00
J. T. I toss .'5.7o
' J. E. Thornton 25
.1. iifc Matlon 1.00
J. I.. 'Morgan 2fl
W. H. W ha ley 1.00
.1. E. JelTers 1.00
W. it. Evans ?.00
II. 'I'. &f&V* 1.?)
A. K. Rose 1.00
(i. II. Flaherty 1.00
W. S. Roesc 2.00
L. Quail* 2.<mi
T. (*. Council 2.00
.Miss Zuv Bailey t00
Mi** Kate Kelly .... M)0
.r. E. Abbott 1.00
.1. A. <irig*by l.(H)
It. W. Abbott 1.00
Mrs. II. AY, HlMcliwell 1 .00
Mi s. 11, Edwards B00
M. A. Maddo\ tl.00
T. M. Maddox 5.00
It. A. Maddox 2.00
J. M. Uetts 5.00
(}. It. t'ook ..... 1 .00
'1... Evans . . 5.00
W. Itttt jev , w . ..... 5.00
(i rover Abbott 2.00
II. Ii. Etomon 1.00
Dr. W. I>. <irij:sby . . 5.00
F. E. Koss 1.00
S. E. Ross , ... 1.00
Walter Hose, .tr 25
.1. I, Koss 2.00
J. T. Heath 50
W. II. <Joff ... * 1.00
John L. Klrkland. Jr. '1.00
.1. <.;. Kelly 1.00
A. J. Kelly 1.0O
A. T. Kelly l.oo
Mrs. S. I/. ?Sesslons .... 1.00
k\ C. Posey 1.00
If. D. Heath 50
Z. A. Boweti 1.00
W. .1. Hinson 15
W. I>. Illnson 1.00
w. n i ; vji J.00
.1. It. OojIJHtf 1 (M(
ii. i: iiiitsuH -<M)
,|. 1' Siui|i-<'ii liW
I A?vl Sainler-: -
K T. Cook
r. a. Jaijut'H . 1 ,K'
ii s. Itqss .?".T
i < tin No. 11? K. T. JufHW
Chairman
t May Hrookhaiu 1-00
"jolllt I I U4 1 -4 Hi 1.00
Aniiie Itranham kOP
}.\lr*. i'arrie Hran.ham l.oo
?It, A. Jaeksoii I'M
.llihli JollCS . -.~r<
DU-k' KngUsii ... . i.V?
.1. P. Jackson 2,00
.M ??;! u Mlll'I'htv ??P0
VYlUlc Jrtyksou | ,MI
Mil ton Scott ... . 100
Henr.\ I'cnnctt
Willie Thoma# 1-0?
.1. it, u<\vnoi<is r?.<x?
Tom TMntund 1.00
.1 oe Mnrphey I'M
Mrs. .1. U. lteynoUb 1-50
Jim Thomas .... ..... 1.50
Francis Jones 1.00
Kline June , 1-50
K. J}, Jackson .. .. l.Oo
Melton Koach ....'. 1 .00
Aust hi , Pea ? U*i
tMosc lloach 1.00
itobr ;i? *1 1 I'M
J. M. (Jetty* ..V...:. ... IWK?
"Sims Jones" :.. ? ...... T.00
\V. M. Cleftys 5.00
Sain Hudson 2.5n
.liiii \S*oo<l 1.00
Henry Wfllifl 5JB
? Boykln W??<wl W
^ Henry Tucker . . 1.00
John Mickle . (Kl
l-'Jmore St ro t ho r 1.00
1 1 oil i'v Italia rd ., 50
T>. A. Ha boh V 3.00
Jim Starke 1>C?
Mary Tucker 50
Jim S'elsfin 1,00
Koht. Jackson . . l.(K)
May Pony .. ~5
Francis Stokes 50
Flora Stokes - .... 50
Howell Bennett 1.00
l>avi<l Hayes 2.00
.1. M. Smith ... ... il.OO
J. K. Smith 5.0(1
R, A. Jaekson 50
Travis Kcynohls 25
lici). Taylor l.oo
T. Iliuson ..... 1.00
CtfUrlio lloach 50
.la men -Mut^hcy ... .. 1 .00
Itanvan \V(vst 1.0O
K. T; Mickle 50.00
tfapofean Harris ... l.oo
fj co. AjKlerson . . .
.1. H. Ilin. son 50
J. J. Jackson 1-.00
Henry Murphcy 1.00
K11U> .lack son : 1.00
Porter 'Jrti'fcson .. t.Oo
Henry Jackson . l.Oo
John Freeman 1.00
Purrty liny 5o
A. F. Hoy kin 1.00
A. 1?. Boykin. 1.00
,X**5Tie Moore 1.00
Mrs. H. F. 1 toy kill .... 1.00
H. K. Boykin 1.00
Jake Thcnuas 1.00
Team No. 1' ? ISoyUin ? J.
W. Caiitey, Chairman.
It. ('. Dens 1.00
\\\ v < 'MiiifidH 1,00
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.1. n Godwin 1.00
j:. S. Bo,Vkl? 5.00
I!;iiI?v Dow 50
Mo.sO MrT?t>od ......... 1.00
l)ij VP \\ l iiriit i. 00
.1. W. 1 ";i iili'.v . . .. 20.00
K. I.et . j Brown . 25
It. M. IVanr . ..? .-v..
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ICciilu-ii .larksou- v - -25 '
1 Knurl I'alti'li.sou ,
Hampton 50
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.|oo William* > . . , jjft
Th?'s .loiios .. . . V1}
Julio Mujor 2ft
K i Ik T Williams
S;i ra WHllaiUH 25
Honors Wannamakcr .J50
Win. Dow 50
Beta-ecu Bnller .... .... 25
.1 oli it Williams . 1.00
ciiiis. Patterson ...^ 1.00
Xutlnin Cunningham 1.00
Mrs, Iv M. Workman 1.00
\lr-. ,). 1a Nee ley . . .. 1.00
Arnold Workman . .... 1,00
Hunui r Work ni an . 1.00
I .4 ' l'4'i' Workman l.OO
mm Work ma n ... l.OO "
KI|'/alK>ili Workman 1.00
Marie Jackson , 50
I'M. , Workman . .. .w.,.. -5.00
.Miss Ha Hoard ci l 1.00
W. J. Kowoll 5.00
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Mrs. Lou Pearee.. 1.00
Marv Kthel Sowrl! 1.00
II. 15. Croft 2.50
K. .Miller Boyklu .... 10.00
Mamie Cuiitoy 25
Miss Mary L\ Boykin 10.00
lJ.. II. Boykin and
family ... 5Q.00
t.\ W. Amnions 2.00
Mrs. <J. W. Amnions 1.00 ?
Li hi 15. Boykin 5.00
Jas. |i, I rby .25.00
Uichtfrd DttVls 00
\V. -Taylor ^ 75
Mrs. 10. C. Pearee .... 10.00
K. <\ l'oiritf and chil
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Mr. and Mrs. A. <i.
Clarkson to.oo
Mr. and Mrs. A. .!,
Boykin 5.00
Miss1 ?<'. M. Tliotnrp
soil 25.00
i.. w. Boykin .10.00
Dr. .1. T. Hay 10.00
K. V. Mat his m
j. .M. i;0o
W. A. Boykin 50.00
?Ins. II. I rby 5.00
Mrs. M. B. Hwik' 5.00
IF. D. Boykin 15.00 x
A- II. Boykin 10.(H)
A. II. Boykin, .rr. .... 10.00
B. D. Boykin 10.00
l?ixre Itoykin 25
Consolidated Farms 50,00
Thps ilaile 10.00
Sara II. Boykin .' 6.00
.1. W. C. Boykui &00 '
.Mrs. ,|. \\\ Can toy .... 10.00 .
J. ri. Hammond 1.00
Mrs. K. Si, Boykin r*.00
John- Keeley j.OO
Jim Anderson 1.00
Mliwo WjtUaiiiK |JW.
Robert I Iowa I'd J*
HH1 Ferguson' ""
s?h> DJnkin> '??>
Sam Wiley ?
ttohry Ttodgvrs \J{1
Marion K>?h11h1, , ?*
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Uu?ie Bolclou ;-'JJ
Helton Foikiisoh J}
Weill William*
Tom Tlu?ii,?s JJ~*
Macy ?Uoy?l 5?
UeO, Taylor ^
Mnnif-ou Hhnmojix id
I.ango Thompson ??
Monuy Taylor """"J
?.?wi* nviH>r?joii "X
Arfhiir M'illlanis ... J
l*aac Alui |iiic\ Wl
i-Mward Davis ?
Jlmniie Brisbane X
Walter Johnson 2
?Fames Hoboifcon """' 2;
Wiu, HaUe . E
Ha in Hrndford J
Henry Murray . X
Abraham Allen ?
rharloy Jackson jjj
C'ornellus Jackson * v,
>VUlV Little 'v" 2
Himun Brown
Toney Bradford
Jan. Jtracey :..
Mary Ker^aw.-? 'J;
*, Sunko Moses ;
Sam I,ee J,
Dave Jackson ?*
- John William* v
^ poby . 5
Jim I >oby ?n
IHxik Moore * ka
Henry Alexander ..'so
Mack Alexander BO
Harrison Mayo ' ra
Uldiard William* jy>
l*f?eL Vaughan -T w?
I^ee Richardson 25*
ICd. Richardson 25
Simon Keels 25
Henry Davis .....
Bu*ter Hoss' /IT go
Richard Johnson ... .TO
Ilea Martin 50
?fames I'ringle go j
Edward Butler .. ...Z3i iO
. Thomas Williams go -
Samuel Johnson ...... ; 50
Mzzle. Burns 25
Jas. Reynolds *
Arthur Bolden .... " Jo
Shu on Williams 50
1/emoji English 50
Thos. Johnson go
K<hvard Bolden {ft
Jas. Johnson ^50
Tl) os. : Bums 50
Jlmmio Ra-wls ?... 50
Wiley Ru.\vls ?....., -50
Jim Jackson 25
Allen Taylor ljQO
- Sctp Sanders 3,00
Alfred Mayo 25
Lands Oil lain 1.00
Henry Roberson 00
Tom Byrnes, Jr. 50
Jackie Moses .... 50
John Jennings ~W. tt
S. H. Seott 2.00
Ji J. Brown 4.00
?J. (?. Simmons &00
W. J. I>ees 6.00
J. T. Dees ..^^.^... 2.00
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'Roasting, broiling, baking, toasting, boiling or
simmering ? elaborate or simple cooking? can
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Cook Stove. And you will not broil in a
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3,000.000 American women use the New Perfection
and erape the daily drudgery of coal hod and ash
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venience at kerosene cost ? a stove that lights at
the touch of a match ?can be regulated accurately
? that turns all its fuel^into usable, odorless heat ?
that applies all the heat directly to the cooking
utensil ? that uses an inexpensive, always available
fuel ? that saves coal for the nation.
Why don't you rook in s cool kitchen?
Made in 1 -2- 3-4 . burner sizes, with or without
cabinet top and oven
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